Partisan Review

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Partisan Review was an influential mid-20th-century American literary and political magazine known for its association with New York intellectuals and its critical engagement with Marxism, modernism, and cultural criticism.

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Partisan Review canonical 6
The Partisan Review 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary magazine
political magazine
associatedWith Marxism
New York intellectuals
Trotskyism
anti-communism
modernism
countryOfOrigin United States
dissolved 2003
editor Clement Greenberg
Dwight Macdonald
Irving Howe
Philip Rahv
Robert B. Silvers
linked to: Robert Silvers

William Phillips
focusesOn Cold War politics
anti-totalitarian thought
avant-garde culture
modernist literature
foundedBy Philip Rahv
William Phillips
hasPublicationFrequency quarterly
inception 1934
language English
location New York City
mainSubject cultural criticism
literature
politics
notableContributor Clement Greenberg
Delmore Schwartz
Dwight Macdonald
George Orwell
Hannah Arendt
Irving Howe
James Baldwin
Lionel Trilling
Mary McCarthy
Norman Mailer
Philip Rahv
Saul Bellow
Sidney Hook
Susan Sontag
T.S. Eliot
linked to: T. S. Eliot

W.H. Auden
linked to: W. H. Auden

William Phillips
notableFor critical engagement with Marxism
influence on American intellectual life in the mid-20th century
politicalAlignment anti-Stalinist left
democratic socialism
publisher Brandeis University

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Harold Rosenberg wroteFor Partisan Review
Elizabeth Hardwick wroteFor The Partisan Review
linked to: Partisan Review
Sonny's Blues firstPublishedIn Partisan Review
Clement Greenberg workedFor Partisan Review
The Fish firstPublishedIn Partisan Review
Mary McCarthy employer Partisan Review